While homes, storage facilities and vehicles are usually secured with locks or some other physical device, electronic devices are secured with passwords or passcodes.
The Summer Season officially ends next week but kids are back in school. The roads and highways will be busy with traffic in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. While the two states share borders, bridges and sometimes sports teams, the laws are extremely different when it comes to police vehicle traffic stops and searches in these jurisdictions. This is often the most important issue in many criminal cases.
The new academic year is here! Some students have already gone back to the classroom and the rest will start this week after the Labor Day Holiday. Courts in New Jersey and Pennsylvania recognize that the school environment requires order and discipline.
A criminal charge and a possible conviction can stay with a young person long into their adult years and sometimes even a lifetime. There are many cases where a felony or even a misdemeanor conviction will not allow a minor to ever purchase a gun or firearm, enter the military, be eligible for certain government programs and educational opportunities.
Whenever a person is charged with a possessory crime involving the illegal possession of a handgun, firearms, an illegal drug or narcotic (aka CDS-controlled dangerous substance) there are two main areas that we target from a defense standpoint
Quinn is now charged with third-degree assault and battery, hit-and-run of an attended vehicle, four counts of hit-and-run property damage and one count of striking fixtures adjacent to a highway.
Recently, former West Virginia basketball coach Bob Huggins was arrested and charged with drunk driving. Initially, Huggins case was scheduled for an arraignment and likely headed to trial. These proceedings, however, were cancelled after the prosecution agreed to a diversion program for this former college basketball coach.
Recently, Philadelphia police and federal authorities arrested a teen following an investigation. This Philadelphia teen is now charged with possessing weapons of mass destruction, conspiracy, arson, and causing or risking a catastrophe.
Under the terms of the Agreement with the Prosecution, Ruggs will serve a mandatory minimum three (3) to ten (10) years in State incarceration for an incident which occurred on November 21, 2021. He has no time credit toward this state sentence
Recently, Philadelphia Fox 29 News Anchor Bob Kelly suffered injuries to his face following an alleged an assault which occurred during an event in Cape May County New Jersey in Sea Isle City. The alleged attacker is now charged with aggravated assault and is scheduled to appear in court later this month.
